"different and discrete" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing two things that are distinct and separate from each other. Example: The two companies have different and discrete target markets, with one focusing on luxury products and the other on budget-friendly options.
This phenomenon is useful to the chemist because nuclei in different structural arrangements within a molecule accept different and discrete frequencies of radio waves in order to flip, and so, by applying a whole range of radio wave frequencies to the sample, it is possible to correlate the absorbed frequencies with the structural features of the material under test.
Each saltational species exhibits a markedly different and discrete example of discontinuous trait evolution while remaining canalized for other typical traits shared by the rest of the genus.
In figure 1b, several genomic regions with different and discrete M can readily be observed.
The considered systems consist of different neutral and discrete delays without any restriction on the upper bound of the derivative of the delay.
This notion recovers all classical notions of duality but is equally applicable to other (rough) geometries and graphs; many numerical examples in different continuous and discrete settings illustrate the result.
The present study has been made to quantify some major nutrients at different locations and discrete water layers of the Rupsha-Passur RS under varying tidal and weather conditions.
B. cepacia is a genetically highly diverse class of bacteria, which is composed of several different species and discrete groups constituting the B. cepacia complex (11).
Three different approaches, based on two different evolutionary algorithms and discrete variable relaxation, are devised and compared to tackle the upper level problem.
Transition probabilities were derived and different Markov models (discrete and continuous) with and without baseline covariates were applied.
The dynamical system under consideration consists of different time-varying neutral and discrete delays without any restriction on upper bounds of derivatives of both delays.
In the near future we plan to include other omic layers (methylation/copy number) upon evaluation of the impact of the different data distribution (binomial and discrete respectively).
